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Anaesthesia in Patients with Cardiac Dysfunction 

Anaesthesia in Patients with Cardiac Dysfunction 
Anaesthesia in Patients with Cardiac Dysfunction 

There are vast differences between the various types of cardiac disease, and a spectrum of pathology within each disease. Carrying out successful anaesthesia in patients with cardiac dysfunction requires an understanding of the pathophysiology of each disease and the impact of different anaesthetic techniques on the heart and the patient. In this seminar we will consider cardiac comorbidities in practical terms and use pharmacology to form a deeper understanding of the best ways to achieve anaesthesia in these patients. 

Recording from 19 March 2024

Speaker:

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Scott Cumming

DVM

Dr Scott Cumming is a Veterinary Anaesthetist based in Sydney. After graduating from the University of Sydney in 2005 and moving into small animal practice, Scott completed a Master of Commerce 2010 and then achieved Membership to the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in 2013 in Anaesthesia and Critical Care. Scott has worked in private practice and the commercial veterinary industry in Australia and overseas. Completing a European College of Veterinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia residency in 2021, Scott currently works in both University and private referral sectors, and is Director of Sydney Veterinary Anaesthesia.

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Duration: 1:22 h
Speaker: Scott Cumming
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